TourBox: Is This The Ultimate Controller For Artists?

[@MrDanielamaral]

I was interested in the device then I click the link and saw the price, I was no more interested

[@BoroCG]

Yeah, shame it's not more affordable

[@GeekyNinjaKitty]

I was expecting it to be in like the 50-80 dollar range so seeing the price put my uni student ass into sticker shock. For now, it'll just be something to dream about for the future v~v

[@dillytodds]

Wireless numpad for

[@mouthless177]

@Alex Schlee there is also the razer tartarus its just like the orbweaver but cheaper since the switches are not mechanical

[@marsiel3362]

@@BoroCG like 50$ it would be ok especially that as you said the build is not that premium

[@mathfalze]

as a lefty i personaly use an cheap numerical keypad combine with autohotkey for example 0=space 1=alt 2=ctrl 3=shift 4=LeftBracket 5=LeftMouseClick 6=RightBracket 7=ctrl+alt+z 8=H(horizontal flip) 9=ctrl+alt+y and I can also combine 2 or 3 keys for example hold 0 and press 5 = rightmouseclick, more complex macro etc...

[@mathfalze]

and if i need to enter numerical value i switch to number by activated VerrNum

[@plasticflower]

I'm a lefty too and I used the same setup for a long while. It's really sad how the keyboard layout and most shortcuts favor right-handedness, and then a lot of software won't even let you remap a lot of things freely to the numpad. Autohotkey really is a blessing.

[@dumbcat]

you can buy a small 'programmable keypad' for under $50 US and program single keys to do any keyboard combinations you want. you could even do something crazy like Alt + Ctrl + Shift + D with a single key

[@royaltoadclub8322]

can you provide a good link to one please?

[@TheLichOmoi]

@@royaltoadclub8322 yeah i also would like this

[@narutomoonkun]

I use the Razer Tartarus v2. I love it for the ease of customization and confort. Would love to see a cheaper version with no RGB though.

[@midollafun]

I have a question is it still working after some months ?

[@narutomoonkun]

@@midollafun I have been using it for 10 months, every work day for 8 hours. Still works like a charm.

[@midollafun]

That's good was thinking about buying one

[@xTheRainFallsx]

i have a clip studio tabmate! it holds like a wii nunchuck and functions very well with clip studio, which is the primary software i use.

[@WhinyB]

Same

[@haru12]

I use a Razer Tartarus. It has more buttons and a good system of macros

[@BoroCG]

Interesting!

[@dsphong2668]

I've been using Razer Tartarus v2 for over 2 years now! That gamer thing is actually perfect for creators too!

[@randommcranderson5155]

Tourbox looks nice but the tartarus/orbweaver is cheaper, has many more buttons, and I think better ergonomics. The only downside is having to use razer's software.

[@haru12]

@@randommcranderson5155 I agree. The software is quite bad, because sometimes it freeze or stopped, but the device is very good, and very confortable to me

[@EyalDegabli]

Same here, I've been using it for a long time. Now being mostly on the iPad Pro, I wish there was some device like that for it!

[@Untitled_Coffee_Art]

Oh man, finally seeing this in English. I've heard of the controller idea before trying to find examples in the manga scene. The thing that got me hot on the hotkey path is the Urasawa Naoki's Manben episode of Junji Ito ( Urasawa Naoki no Manben ). Ito's homemade hotkey pad is some both madness and the most beautiful I've ever seen. I use an extra number keypad (I'm right handed, keys usually on left), with basically 12 most used keys, CSP is really cool with its auto-actions, I assigned a button auto-action to do COPY and PASTE in one button.

[@quenuk]

Thanks for your enthusiastic review of the tourbox 👍🏼 . Your experienced advice on the functionality & potential of this device is appreciated.

[@the_flushjackson]

Your reviews are spot-on for that perfect blend of technical detail, functionality and art. Love it!

[@totesmcpreesh7617]

A note on the idea with the controller, which leads me to want to try some things, is a program called reWASD. It offers a wide variety of key configuration support and device support. It's super in-depth and let's you map different profiles configurations. Granted you would "lose" a button, but you could map say, the trigger to switch into a different mode which would have all the other buttons available for a different set of tasks/hotkeys/etc.

[@ghostpaper]

Wow Boro, this tool is a MUST HAVE ! :) Cheers for the vid man

[@danly8108]

I use a old Wii Remote, with JoyToKey software to map each keys and it's very great. - JoyToKey let you assign profiles (e.g. per software) AND layers, like in programmable keyboards. I have mapped the B key (Big button behind, always accessible) to layer 2 while holding, layer 1 when released, so I have a total of 20 keys (10 layer 1 + 10 layer 2, even more with tap/hold function), if I click on the A button, it will CTRL+Z, if I hold the B button (layer 2) + click A, it'll redo (CTRL+Y). You can even access more buttons with tap or hold function, e.g. my left arrow, when tapped is the brush tool, but when holding it for more than 1 sec enable the eraser. - Only thing I'm missing is a joystick, I think a nunchuk can be connected and you can map it too but then it'll require two hands. A Nintendo Switch joy-con can be used with the same software, it's smaller, you still get access to 10 buttons + a joystick. It'll be my next remote but I don't have a Switch atm and can't find a solo remote for sale. - You can hold it in one hand and access all buttons. - The silicone case improves the holding experience. - It is bluetooth, so no files required. - You can buy an old Wii Remote second hand at a cheap price.

[@HuntingSunder]

I was thinking about getting myself a streamdeck for something like this, but I haven't tried it out yet. Apparently it's really powerful for macros and doesn't require you to be focused on a specific application. Normally it's made for streamers, so this example is for a streamer, but the video I watched showed that one push of a button could scroll back through the live video someone was streaming, grab the last 30 seconds, and upload it to twitter with a specific caption. I'm probably not describing it well, but it sounds really cool, and might be worth looking into.

[@SoVuS777]

Like many other artists I know, I am using a Razer key pad (mine is Tartarus v2). It has a wheel, switch and around 25 buttons. All keys can be easily modified with a free razer app. It's very comfortable to lay your hand on and you can use is for long working sessions. The pretty design, RGB light and the fact you can use it for gaming when you're not working is really cool. The only downside is that it takes some time to get used to and remember where you put each shortcut. Btw, I think it's still cheaper than the Tourbox...

[@misterdedlift4879]

It costs a fraction of it, yes. Tourbox seems like a trap for new artists and impulse buyers.

[@dicedip7431]

What I did, was I just used a Logitech game controller and Joy To Key to map the shortcuts to different inputs. It's actually really easy and allows any shortcuts in photoshop including mouse mobility. All possible keyboard combinations and works with any controller! It worked for me! Edit: It also solves the repeating command issue, as you have a press and hold to repeat option, where you can set the rate of repeating too. I think you should try the joytokey method. It's a bit bumpier, but it works and it''s a lot cheaper!

[@whinebite]

I understand that the price has to be hight since its a niche tool, for a specific purpouse and since demand will be low it needs to pay itself, but its just not worth it, as cool as it is, hopefully one day, for now ill suffer with my keyboard still

[@kali8921]

late reply but check out the comments if you haven't already, lots of better and cheaper options =)

[@AScribblingTurtle]

The Nintendo Switch Joy Con makes for a pretty neat Shortcut remote too. I Personally recommend a 8BitDo Zero Gamepad with something like the "Joy2Key" Application or AutoHotkey. Both the, the 8BitDo and Joy Con, are made to fit into one hand comfortly and offer a lot of buttons.

[@petrok8618]

I've set up my tablet's 12 hotkeys for photoshop like this: 1-mirror canvas hotkey, 2-S for smudge tool, 3-Undo (Ctrl+Z), 4-Alt key, 5-B (brush), 6- E (eraser), 7-Ctrl+T(free transform), 8-Ctrl+D (deselect selection), 9-Esc, 10-Enter, 11-Ctrl, 12-Shift. Also I set a sensor wheell on my tablet for R (rotation). On my pen I set bottom button to Z for calling zoom function, and I set upper button as a RightMouseButton. And that's all. I don't need keyboard at all while drawing... Except maybe when I am typing a name of a file for my new drawing when I am creating new file )))) (my tablet is Huion HS-610)

[@BoroCG]

Sounds good, I like the idea with a simple Z shortcut for zoom function. But what about selection tool, like Lasso? Brush flow?

[@petrok8618]

@@BoroCG Lasso tool I am just picking by hitting an icon of a lasso tool in photoshop's tool panel. I don't use lasso tool very often. Probably only once in 10 minutes in average, so I don't need a shortcut hotkey for it. :)

[@KarlHamel]

I used a flight stick Logitech G X52 a few years ago. It had a lot of stuffs for mapping like wheel, something to move the mouse, toggle button and some kind of mini stick to control the mouse. I used only the Throttle and wasn't really holding it in my hands but it was comfortable on the desk. It was pretty handy and since I used for sims also, it was worth it in my case.

[@bohdan_lvov]

11 buttons for $150? I'm sorry little one, but I'll stick to G600 mouse which have 20 buttons for $40

[@BoroCG]

But how do you use it with a pen in your hand? A pretty good solution for left-handed artists I guess

[@jordanoneill7052]

seems like this has a lot more potential combinations than an 20 button mouse though. Still very overpriced. I'd probably pay $40 max for something like this.

[@FloTasser]

@@BoroCG you have no idea how long I've been looking into this. German keyboards only have a "real" Alt-Key on the left side, the right one is Alt+Gr which is Alt and Ctrl pressed at the same time. Won't work for sampling or other usual functions of Alt in Photoshop or Zbrush for example. I always have to cross my arms for pressing Alt. It sucks. Had a Contour Design Shuttle Pro, which is an awesome device with very nice drivers but the buttons are very clicky and nothing like a keyboard key, not very ergonomic if you paint 5-6 hours a day. I would kill for a good, simple to remap and use keyboard with totally free, programmable keys. Then, there's the 3dconnexion stuff, expensive as hell and almost has too many features. Best would really be something like a Razer Orbweaver or Nostromo but for the right hand so we lefties can still paint. Controllers are cool, but in my experience not very reliable because the remapping is often too complex. Then, there's Autohotkey, also a bit tricky to get into. Works when set up most of the times, but sometimes Windows interferes and I have to manually restart the program or even the PC to get it back to usual work. TLDR; we lefties need to unite and bring Razer to relase a programmable Keypad for the right hand. :D

[@Cernunnnos]

@@BoroCG www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Tartarus-Progammable-Detachable-Mecha-Membrane/dp/B077T9391Z/ref=asc_df_B077T9391Z/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310665672682&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17152728002986946118&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9046659&hvtargid=pla-408921656810&psc=1&th=1&psc=1 I've been using a cheap non-branded version of this for years. Way more key combinations and a d-pad tilt and mouse scroll wheel for brushes, layers etc.

[@blimeyitsRichard]

@@BoroCG thats me!

[@mattkaz9604]

Tourbox is good - i think it benefits most from constant dedicated use. The keyboard is so large and everything clearly labelled and you know it off by heart. Until you commit the tourbox controls to memory properly the keyboard is still a more pleasurable experience.

[@pacococo3763]

Joycon + Xppader is the best convo. 20+ shortcuts and everything works like a charm. Ps3 nav controller also works pretty well, for those with bigger hands.

[@plasticflower]

Have you ever tried out the Wacom Express Key Remote? It seems to me like it'd give you pretty much what you tried to achieve with the PS4 controller. It has a lot of buttons that are configurable on a per-application basis, so you can map different shortcuts for each different software. It's also light and wireless, so you can rest your arm in any pose you like while using it. Sadly, the touch-scroll-wheel is pretty bad and I wish they'd used a physical wheel like on a mouse, because the one on the remote is very imprecise. I've never managed to use it well for things like brush size. On the other hand, painting software usually has options that let you hold down a button and then control the brush size by moving the Wacom pen. Basically, what I want to say is that the Wacom Remote doesn't have any sort of analog input... but for pressing shortcuts I find it a very good option. For me as a lefty the symmetrical design is a plus as well.

[@SoulofStorm333]

You should look at the "macro king" video from linus tech tips, for me having a corsair keyboard as a secondary with fully customized key is a good equivalent too

[@dsarrazin]

It's nice of them to have given you this tool.

[@archan78]

I use Contour ShuttlePRO v2 for years, it is ergonomic for me just perfect.

[@chevon5707]

I’ve used some Wacom or another since the late 90s and I’ve always set the button on the pen to ‘pan’. Makes scrolling around anything painless.

[@kells3094]

I use the drevo keyboard and it has a wheel which is so convenient.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

DAng thats look so handy! Im no illustrator, just a hardcore photoshop user, but this tech looks so handy for adding smoother workflow

[@CinemaZiggy]

$25 left hand solution, the PlayStation mini controller is a good controller for this Im using it temporarily while I wait on my macropad since I had it anyway I mainly use zbrush but I turn the controller to the sticks facing my laptop and use only the right side of it right stick brush size (L to R), X Ctrl, Square alt, Triangle shift, Circle Brush, R1 Polyframes, R2 Symmetry and I have undo on my pen and it flows perfectly for me for now

[@sorcerer8032]

thats a heavy pricetag. i just use a 10 dollar generic keypad and drew some pictures of the shortcuts on tape and placed them over the keys booted Hid macro and have a single setup for clipstudio and photoshop(i saw a video of someone doing this years ago on YT and just copied it).

[@tokidoki4260]

im using a gamer one hand keyboard, those are available 15 bucks upwards. Razer has cool high end stuff with macros and joystick, but quite expensive

[@parientou]

I set one of my pen buttons to space and one to ctrl+space which does the scroll zoom most of the time! It's super nice to navigate the canvas while letting my left hand slack off haha Also, your idea to put the keyboard on top of the tablet is genius. I did it when I saw it on your last vid and it's been amazing. I personally think the keyboard is perfect for me but it's cool to know that there's stuff like this!

[@aliibrahim5095]

Great video, but I want to ask how could you display thumbnails for your PSD files

[@tweed.k]

oh my, a digital pen with two buttons on top and a scroll wheel at 90° that goes through both sides would be pretty nice. one could use the thumb to press the buttons and index finger to scroll and it would be left hand friendly.

[@CelyneSCI]

I got myself a Koolertron key pad with 42 keys. It was really helpful! The only problem was that the software was not super convenient to edit.

[@rowanfreemaker5938]

...is there a "LeftHanded" version??

[@frostreaper1607]

My left hand is killing me trying to 'piano' the keyboard during art but man, these things are wayyyyy to expensive for a glorified controller. edit: I forgot I got to take the ShuttlePro from work home because nobody is using it! It has way more buttons (so great for hotkey users like me) , can definitely recommend this one. Fixed all my issues and the price is pretty good for what it is.

[@Trid3nt861]

I have a Deiyra mini mechanical keyboard, Razer Chroma green switch keypad and a clip studio tabmate for keys to use in art, as well as the included express key remote for the cintiq 24 pro.

[@Likeableartist]

I tend to use GamePads for PC like the Razer Orbweaver, super customizable, they got rid of the scroll wheel for some reason but other gamepads can come with scroll wheels

[@ellywhite4861]

In my opinion nothing beats the Shuttle Pro :) that thing does the job for professionals in many creative fields and can be completely customized to individual programs (like wacom shortcuts). And it's cheap compared to all these new gadgets (there was another that costs several 100s...)

[@Obs957]

Is a nice controller. I think I would get annoyed with lack of buttons idk. Was using Razer Tartarus v2 for PC was quite nice with only downside for me was that it did not have on board memory and required software. So when I got iPad Pro it didn't work, but got a Koolertron 23 Keypad and have been using it with iPad Pro cause I can't escape keyboard modifiers in clip studio pro! D: Easily programmed it on a Windows PC via the software. Has on board memory so can plug into any device with same function effect. You can program it to switch to different layers. Was even able to have a layer for media controls that works on cellphone, pc, tablet. Does not have scroll wheel, but could always consider holding a key to modify and drag of the stylus to create effect you want, like increase brush size or zoom in. With iPad is not a problem as am usually using touch to navigate. Keycaps suck though, the texture wears off after few months and gets slippery and oily quickly, so might have to get a doubleshot pbt keycap set if you plan on using it. Can also consider a Planck EZ keyboard which is small form factor, but if you take time can make it full keyboard as well as marco keyboard for whatever you can think of with it being fully programmable and has so many layers. Is just tough moving on from one device to another when you get used to it. I often go back to my Koolertron Keypad, but still wish for functionality of the scroll wheel and thumb button stick of the Razer Tartarus v2. Anyways point is everyone has a different ultimate xD

[@xen0_0x]

Mouse in right hand, pen in left, optimal choice for left handed person

[@vivianeb90]

To me that is awesome. I kinda want one now before I have the budget for it.

[@Jerry_quesoso]

A one handed keyboard plus the shortcuts on your tablet does all the work you need

[@SpencerYonce]

What about for left handed people as myself??

[@luxamofficial]

Nice! I'm pretty sure you can buy some cheap midi controllers with knobs and map it to some shortcuts!

[@KevinGeneFeldman]

In my opinion hot keys are terrible for art as you have to memorize a lot more individual buttons to do very specific tasks rather than developing muscle memory to make a few buttons do a wide variety of tasks. The hands down best tool is a left side keyboard which is just a keyboard cut in half. The left side has just about everything, CTRL, ALT, Z, X, C, Z, Tab, Shift, Space, T, all of these things do everything you need it to do. I never touched those awful hot key rows with the little bumps on them so you know which one your hand is on or these macro boards with the dial.

[@goliathconner5078]

I use a controller the Hyperkin x91. And map it to work with Clip Studio with JoytoKey. It's free, only the controller costs 29 but I had one laying around so.. I can do everything I need, from scrolling page, zooming, changing angle, changing and increasing brush size. I use all the buttons from the left side and its's wonderfull time saver.

[@85leomustang]

Boro what software do you use to visualize .psd thumbnails on Explorer?

[@creatorart]

what do you think about trackball mouse on left hand, i think you could do a work easyer

[@WorldofMrGrey]

I actually tried to set up my xbox one s pad to control things in PS, as i thought i saw you were using one a few videos ago, but not get it to work :) . Have to look into this one.

[@RatusMax]

Lol I am still playing around with a lenovo flex I bought last year. I can spin the canvas around with one hand and draw with the pen in the other. Since I am refreshing and learning new ways to draw/paint digitally, I'll stick with the simple bare bones things. I hate multi tasking. I got it over a drawing tablet simply because I like drawing. I enjoy doing it. I also like learning how to make software. So this was the best of 2 worlds lol.

[@jctowim2203]

Cool review, thank you! Have you tried it in CSP at all?

[@asraharrison]

So, it seems to be designed for a right -handed artist. The device seem to be tailored for use with the left hand.

[@axelgilby]

great video as always, thanks .👍

[@teabagNBG]

i have a surfacebook and a wacom cintiq 27... i think easiest is the keaboard LOL the wacom express remote is good but idk im not used to holding anything beside a keybaord in my hand... i also tried "radial menu" to get touch buttons on scree.. .its pretty good i almost like it better.... thought about getting a surface dial or a one hand gaming keyboard.. but idk i think i will just keep my keebaord on top with a keyboard holder.. i also have to say im only using the pen function to draw figures faces etc... for most illustration work like for example fonts or logos i mostly prefere the normal mouse and keybaord...

[@createmycomic]

Seen this thing before over at Adam from Lucidpixels too! This looks like an awesome device and i think i will get one in a while. I will still wait a bit though to see if support is doing some more extensions and especially if they keep it functional long term. I'm really burned by companys that throw great ideas onto the market and then abandon their product leaving you with a bad piece of hardware a year later. But in generel this is one of the best input devices i have seen since the graphic drawing tablet lol

[@krime2001]

I've already been using it for over 2 years, the community is great and the app only keeps getting better. They've just released a Bluetooth version. I don't think the company is going anywhere anytime soon.

[@awildtomappeared5925]

there is a wacom pen with a scroll, think its called the wacom airbrush pen or something

[@pardismack]

I think it can be a lot more ergonomic and simple. my brain is already coming up with many different ideas that would expand its user-base and even make it cheaper to manufacture.

[@PendelSteven]

I completely complete with you about Corel Painter. Please, for the love of god, better implemention in the Tourbox! (I'm not even using Painter yet, but I'm tin e Corel family, since PhotoShop, which I use a bit for drawing so far) Thanks in advance!

[@xorsama]

Artstudio pro 3.0 out they change the brush engine again..... andd im confused again ....my old saved brushes dont work as they used to

[@tiagotiagot]

Would be great if all input devices and apps agreed on one generic input standard like the joystick HID stuff or OSC...

[@subatoistormborn5499]

Can you share your Blender settings for your Tour box?

[@Storm-lc7rf]

Lefty here, I use a streamdeck - works great! I do wish it had dials though.

[@parisulki729]

I always was curious is it possible to use gamepad in any way in arts!

[@zcodec369]

Hey Boro! I know you're using the wacom now but maybe you could review Artstudio Pro 3? The new update is so gooood.

[@leeray666]

Just get a PS Navigation controller and reWASD software. Totally customisable, single-handed design and cheap too.

[@Teesixhundred]

I'm using an XP-Pen AC19 pad which is similar but much cheaper,. It works pretty well and I'm using it on a Huion Graphic Display and Clip Studio etc with no problems!

[@TeyBartolome]

I use Razer Tartarus V2, also lots of customizable keys and with scroll wheel for brush size

[@sergiosarmiento4233]

Always wanted to try a Wii remote since they're meant for one handed use

[@Wichit]

If the PS4 dualshock somewhat works, I wonder if a Nintendo Switch controller would work too? 🤔

[@SomethingWet]

I read that any controller should work, the switch was actually mentioned as one of the examples.

[@fernreturn]

I tired the controller thing. But couldn't get any of the buttons or macros I made to work with photoshop . Something simple like 3 for trigger and crt+alt+z for bumper didnt register as a press

[@SynthLizard8]

I use a orbweaver personally, good for gaming and art.

[@dreadwinter]

$170 seems like a lot for what is essentially a keyboard with very few buttons and a scroller. There are actual keyboards with scrollers on them out there for less.

[@lukeharland]

I use a razer nostromo. I know it's not the cheapest option but it does everything I need it to.

[@horsesaysquack]

I'd love some freeform lucidpixul-like content from you where you just paint whatever comes to mind and talk about irrelevant or partially relevant bullcrap

[@horsesaysquack]

dont get me wrong I love the tech reviews and setup optimizations but I miss seeing you paint

[@techies_gaming8091]

check out the azeron keyboard, they made a fucking crazy cool controller tool for gaming or even another editing apps

[@HalkerVeil]

They dropped the ball on this not being wireless. Most of us don't work at a desk like this. We work in an odd comfy chair in some weird position with our laptop folded into drawing mode. We don't need a wire to bend or break another usb port in that situation.

[@eryseayliid1535]

I would need like 10 more buttons for this price, its super high, and i need my buttons!

[@brylidan]

idk i have so many shortcuts on all the left side of my keyboard...

[@TheDestroyer73]

im surprised on the amount of short cuts i didnt know PS still had...then again i dont use PS that often but yeah i would soo get it if the price wasnt soo high D:

[@brim4452]

ive got my clip studio tabmate, but now this things got me thinking twice,,,,

[@awildtomappeared5925]

always wanted a small device with a bunch of sliders and or dials for easily changing HSV Hardness Resaturation Blend etc while painting, but I cant find anything like this

[@ellywhite4861]

The Shuttle Pro has a wheel and another option to "slide" at the edge of the wheel. It's really neat and also ergonomic

[@DarkeshiDraws]

Boro love your videos but im actually surprised that for this topic u dind't mention any one hand keyboard like the Tartarus v2, has a thumbstick/dpad a scrollweel and 20+ buttons, all fully programable

[@MAHDI-kw4pr]

21:00 I think that can easily be solved with just choosing CTRL+ALT+Z instead of CTRL+Z.

[@aetheldread]

I bought a 3D mouse quite a while back hoping I could use it with zbrush. It would be very useful. Lo these many years later and I still have my pricey paperweight

[@BinaryDood]

my dudes. Just get a Vr controller, you can use it with one hand and grab it ergonomically

[@IJCT]

We left handed are left behind once again ._.

[@HeroG9000]

Hmm maybe a joycon could work (I could use a driftcon and disable the directional inputs

[@SomethingWet]

Does anyone know if I could get a simple numpad and set the numbers on that specific keyboard as hotkeys (copy, paste, back forward etc) or would that overwrite the settings on my normal keyboard too? Like, just pressing 2 would work as copy, would I be unable to type the number 2 on my normal keyboard then or can I have different settings for different keyboards?

[@janjavate1405]

I use a logitech controller for art with Joy to Keys but sometimes it glitches out. Might try out the DS4. Hope it works on Win 7 and a generic controller.

[@Grawshak]

Hey, I'm not sure DS4Windows works with anything else than PS4 controllers, but give Antimicro a go. Free and open source, has a better interface than JoyToKey in my opinion, and has advanced mappings (Advanced button at the bottom left of the window when configuring a button) for macros, repeats, switching sets, etc. Hope it works without issue for you.

[@janjavate1405]

@@Grawshak Thanks I really appreciate it! sometimes I need a 2nd keyboard for the shortcut and commands.

[@Rahviel80]

Will there be any followup Boro?

[@nw5992]

Nostromo is my all-time favorite keypad because it has the scroll wheel, I have no Idea why Razer removed it for all there new keypads.... any thoughts on the Tapstrap?

[@RailRide]

The Tartarus V2 has a scroll wheel.

[@nw5992]

@@RailRide Interesting, V2 it is literally the Nostrom with and extra row of keys and they call it a Tartarus, lmao they are probably trying to hide the fact they got the original design from the Belikin N52 (which actually had a more reliable key configurator in it, no buggy Razer cloud to deal with)

[@NickRatRadio]

CLIP STUDIO TABMATE controller ftw but i think it only works in CSP

[@thanos8726]

I did the gamepad hack too and it kinda work but at the end i bought a AC19 for around 20 € on amazon and i got all the express keys i neeeded . I think this video is interesting but all these solutions for express keys are uncomfrotable or expensive .

[@avairye3487]

you said it feels cheap yet it's $170?! Σ(･口･) i would strongly suggest trying a maceoboard? there are versions with multiple scrollwheels and are cheaper!

[@polycrystallinecandy]

I can't find anything by that name. Did you misspell it?

[@hintomikto2915]

I use JoyToKey + a joy-con in my cintiq.

[@TheSaintsVEVO]

Idk man, $169 and no backlight? Hopefully the button feel is enough to distinguish clicks without looking at the device

[@tionanima]

7:50 Tap mate controller is it?